davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Muncie.

Mrs. A. L. Shideler visited friends at Parker last
week Mrs James Manor who visiting relatives
here last week returned to her home at Connersvile
Thursday Mrs. r. S. Gregory went to Portland
% of cd on wsre tbs cua aaa OF
tendent J. O. Lewellen Friday. Mrs. DR.. Reid. of
Anderson. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
George Bowers in this city. returned to Anderson
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Swayne returned
Monday from a visit to friends in eastern Ohio:
Mrs. J. f. Wildman, who has been i'll for two weeks
is now convaescent Mrs. +. NJ. Brown visited In
dianapolis Friday Mrs. Harry Brit. of Union City.
visited relatives here last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Melette spent Sunday with
friends in New Castle. Mr. and Mrs Mellette expect
to move to Watertovrn. D. T., which they will
make their future home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Miller entertained large num-
Der of their friends at their home Maple street
Friday evening the occasion being the celebration of
the twentieth anniversary of their marriage. Dr.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Ford gave a reception at their home
corner of Elm and Wabash streets, Tuesday even
ing Frank Baker wellknown society gentleman.
has returned from Chicago where he has been attend
ing the Hahnemann Medical College. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stewart of Chicago will arrive in this city this
week to remain month with friends The social at
the Christian Church Wednesday evening was
largely attended and proved fattering both
will meet on Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
NJ. Blount- Hugh Kingery of Warsaw the
guest of Will Mayer Monday and Tuesday. Miss
Alma Zeigler is visiting Miss Lillian Southland at
Greercaste. -. Miss Edith McCrea is the guest of
friends at Cambridge City, Ind. Mrs w. G. Sayre
and Miss Zoe Mccain, who have been spending sew
company with Speaker Sayre. who will re-
main here till Tuesday next. The local lodge K. of
p. Melted $75 by the comic opera and performances
given under its auspices at the opera house last week
Mrs. j. H. Birely is the guest of friends in Cairo,
ILL.,. Ed j.. Bechtal this week leaves on a business
and pleasure trip to Boston and the East. Robert
Rhodes, of Monticello Ind. formerly of this city, Wig.
tied friends here the past week. Miss Ida Smith,
after spending several weeks with relatives here has
Mrs Fred Grant this week leave for Fort Scott Kan,
where they will in the future make their home
The Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold its meeting at the home of Miss Flo Cottrel
on Hill street, Monday afternoon Miss Kittie
Thew of Marion. o.. is visiting Nr. and Mrs. =. 9.
Miles Miss Lou Tyner of Rush county. who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan White for ten
days past, returned home on yesterday. Hanna
Lodge No. 81, F. and A NJ, will hold special meet
ing on Monday afternoon to attend the obseques Of
w. K Davis Mr.. and Mrs S. Loeb of Attica. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wolf Mrs. K. B
Sweetser is visiting friends in Kokomo, from which
point she will leave for the West to join her hus
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blount will on Monday
evening entertain the Semper Idem Club. Mr. ano
Mrs Dick Ruddell of Kokomo spent several days
with friends here the past week Mrs. William Nc
Grew, of Huntington, spent Sunday with friends
here. Deputy Clerk Will K. Snsvelly returned OF
Saturday from Archer, Fla.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Marion.

Harry Fry. special agent in the Land Department.
with headquarters at Cheyenne arrived here this
morning short visit to his former home Miss
Daisy Tuliy. of Xena, visited Miss Lucy Humphreys
the early part of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tucker have returned to their home at Mt Clemens.
Mich. after extended visit with Marion relatives.
-Rollo Collins left last Wednesday to locate in
Kansas - Samuel Lyons, of Vincennes. visited his
brother, Phil Lyons the first of the week Tom
Ryan and wife have moved to Defiance Miss
Emma Moore is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Allen Mt Wabash C. G. Jameson w. C. Smith and
Phil Lyons are in New York Mrs. Roe McVickcrs
has returned to Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Point
ing have returned to Moawequa, I'll John Lemon.
of Indianapolis and Miss Delight Dunn, of this
county, were married Thursday. Rev. NJ. Swadener
officiating. They left directly for Indianapolis
- DR.. Joseph Tingley, formerly president Of
the Normal College here. has located at Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Dode Haydo will remove to Nebraska
next week. Mrs. Kate Dodds, of Indianapolis, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Humphreys. John Seiss is
visiting relatives at Portland and Fort Wayne.
Mark Swayzee visited Chicago Sunday and re-
turned Tuesday Miss Madge Perkins has returned
after six weeks absence in st. Paul Major Steele
and wife and Miss Meta Steele vii; arrive from Wash
ington the 9Th of March On Friday evening the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church reneated enter
tainment given last Tuesday evening In honor of
Washington's birthday. 1t was in the nature of an
international tea party 1t given in the lecture
room, which divided into booths presided over by
young ladies In Swiss, Scotch, italian and Japanese
costumes. who picked banjos and guitars served re-
freshments and sold fancy articles. The attendance
was very large and the entertainment very pleas
ing and UNIQUE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Pondl0tOn.

Miss D. N. Slough of Walton is visiting her sister,
Mrs Long e. NJ, Baker visited friends at Warsaw
last week Mrs. A. Stats and daughter An
derson Wednesday :. j. HI. Hall and wife left for
their home Sidney O., FRIDAY evening The Misses
Pointdexter. of Paramount Ill.,, visiting the family
of W. G. Silver Miss Efie league has returned
home. Mrs Beeson, of Terre Haute is visiting
for some time, is improving Mrs. julius Cook of
Indianapolis, visited her parents here last week.
at Rogers's Hall last night. - Mrs. Julius
Cook has returned to Indianapolis
George Longnecker and wife, j. R. Silver John w.
Taylor Kirk Hallowell G. w. Parker John Silver J..
B. Taylor, Mrs. Ben Lukens and Mel Chapman were
at the city last week. Earl Cole and wife are in
Hoopeston Ill. -. Mrs. Ella Wright, of Tppecance
county who has been visiting her brother. John Kin
namon returned to her home on Tuesday Miss
Nellie Warrener is visiting at Indianapolis Mrs.
Sam Whteman is at Oaklandon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
KniohtStpxvn

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kennard have returned 70 their
homo in Omaha, Neb. =. Mrs. John Patterson and
children of Indianapolis, visiting relatives here
- The Knghtstown Dramatic Club gave an enter
ianmsnt in Bells Hall last Thursday evening to n
large and apprecative audience Hon. Thos Green
and wife of Rushville spent last Sunday with their
brother DIR. a. w. Green Roy Furnas has gone TO
Omaha Neb to accept position with lumber COM
pany The Wornans Foreign Missionary Society of
the VI. f. Church will meet at the home of Mrs H. NJ
%Culbertson next Tuesday after Harry Watts
and George have arrived home after several weeks
sojouru in the Southern and Eastern States. Walter
johnson of Cambridge City is visiting relatives here
ar. c. Riggin, of Winfield, Kan visited Mrs ] b.
aidwar'1s last week. .Messrs. Hutchinson Wilson
.jtockum aud Bohanon, of Rushvie. were in attend
ance the entertainment given by the Knightstown
Dranlsfis Company on last Thursday evening Sen.
ator !. Is. Mcdonald and wife were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. L. Heritage on last Sunday Chas Haney
of Denver, COL is visiting his old home here Mrs
Charles Armstrong visited relative at indianapolis
last week Mart A. Morrison reading clerk of the
Eenate spent last Sunday with friends here The
Danger Signal will be repeated next Monday
evening for the benefit of the inmates Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home. Hon. John A. Deem spent several
days in Cincinnati last week. The Chinese students
hiu give entertainment in Bells Hail. on next
Wednesday evening. under the auspices of the Young
ladies' Missionary Soc ETY..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Jerry Dorgan once more comes to the surface.
Hartford has resurrected him.
The Cincinnati manage ment will have no
'free day" for ladies this year.
The Detroit Driving Club will distribute $25,
600 in premiums during the summer trotting
meeting in July.
A Dublin pony, 49, hands high. recently
trotted a mile in 2:40 at Alexandria Park,
Sydney, Australia.
Not a few New York players admit their fear
that the New York club got as near the pennant
in 1885 as it will ever get
An American has made offer, it is said, of
$780, 600 for Ormonde, winner of the Derby and
all other prominent three-year-old events on the
English turf last year.
The guarantee fund plan will be brought up
for consideration at the American Association
schedule meeting, and it is quite likely that
some action will be taken.
John Splan paid Louisville parties. last week
$4,000 for the black gelding Wilkins, FIVE years
old, by George Wilkes The gelding showed re-
peated trials last fall in 223.
Manager Barnie. of the Baltimore Base ball
Club, yesterday released the following players
Scott first baseman; Souders, center fielder;
Mike Mudoon. third baseman.
According to the rules as understood by Pres
ident Stearns. of Detroit the right foot must be
kept on the rear line of the pitchers box, but
can be raised simultaneously with the delivery
of the ball.
The League will tolerate no discussion of the
new rules at the spring schedule meeting;
neither will the Association. They are to have
a most thorough practical test ere a suggestion
of change will even be listened to.
If Mike Kelly will really get the announced
salary from Boston-$5. 000-he will be the high
est-saaried player in the business. ORourke
and Dunlap have heretofore divided honors on
that point
There will be less necessity for turnstiles at
the grounds of the National League clubs under
the new guarantee system of 1925 per game to
the visiting club, and they will doubtless be
done away with, except In New York, Chicago
and Detroit, when these clubs play together
The American Association umpires will meet
in Cleveland during the schedule meeting. re-
ceive their instructions and confer upon the new
rules. President Wikof has also invited the
League to have its umpires meet with those of
the American Association so that the conference
and Instructions may be uniform.
President Stern of the Cincinnati Base ball
Club. yesterday signed John Reilly as FIRST base
man, and Antony Mullane as pitcher for the
coming season Of 1887. The fgures at which
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Squelching a Chestnut-Bell Idiot.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
The chestnut bell may be quite amusing for
a time in private circles, but in the hands of
persons without discretion it soon becomes
worse than nuisance. In public place it is al
most always nuisance, for, as rule, nobody
but ''smart Alec" will undertake to use it out
of the circle of his immediate friends The Rev.
J. II. Lozier, of Iowa, who is frequent lecturer
on temperance, have been annoyed several times
when speaking one day by the ringing of a bell
in the hands Of a spruce-looking young man.
who evidently thought he knew more than the
other people about him, suddenly stopped in his
discourse, and, looking over the audience at the
young man, gave him the following impromptu.
which effectualy squelched him:
Mary had little kid,
It's little fleece spotted
And everywhere that Mary went
That little fool kid trotted
1t followed her right here to-day,
Right over there it sat-
1t made the children laugh and play
To hear that fool kid bat.
This kid loved chestnuts, but it had
No sense good nuts to tell
And when it hungered for its ma
1t rang its little bell.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
MattOCn.

The members of the Young Peoples Society, of the
Presbyterian Church, gave most credltabie wash
ington supper on Tuesday evening Miss Mamie
Parrish. who has been visiting her sister near Green
castle, Ind, has returned to this city Mrs o. W.
Ward visited her parents in Shelbyvie, H., this
week Prof. Ira Baker. of the University OF Iii
nois, was visitor in the city on Tuesday Miss
Rose Lanham of Urbana, is the guest of Nation
friends Emory Gibbs Of Terre Haute, was in the
city on Tuesday evening. Miss Louea Dikob. Of
Charleston, visited in Mattoon the past week u. T.
Boles and family have departed for the West.
Mrs. c. E. Tillotson vis,+od Charleston
friends the past week. Miss Jennie Mikesel!, OF
ovington. Ky, is being entertain ed by her sister
,Irs. William swisher- Mrs. &. W. Ferre
has returned to her home at Ferreli Sta
, hss Il H., after a pleass Mt visit 80. with
F. G. True has been summoned to Nebraska. on &C
count of the illness of relatives. Capt j. H. Lind
ley, of Rockville Ind and Frank Lindley. of Dan
vile. ILL.,, guests of Charles Lindley Thursday
Mrs E. A. Gould and Mrs. o. Waltz. of Moberly
Mo-, are guests of Mattoon friends. Misses Mary
Dale and Bessie Rudy visited Paris and Terre Hauts
friends the past week j. w. Shrader and wife
tertained number of their friends Tuesday even
ing Miss Anna Conway is visiting in Kentucky
Mrs. P. A. kemper has returned from Pomona, Kan
Mrs. George w. Shaw is visiting in ST. Louis. -
Mrs. Rick and Mrs. Stubbins of the Dole House, CAV
dinner to their lady friends Wednesday e. P
Rose has returned from trip out West.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27

Mrs. Sperry Claypool of Marshall. spent Sunday
IN this place. guest of the families of S. NJ Kelley
and George Welsh. William Wagner and Thomas
Newman departed this week for Kansas. Mrs. H.
u Keinochl has returned from her visit with her
mother in Jasper county w 6. Delashmutt visited
IN Ierre Haute this week &C. M. Howard is visiting
friends at Council Bluffs Ia. George Cook has
turned from extended trip in Kansas. Harvey
Neer has returned from visit with friends in Cham
Kan. this week Mr. and Mrs. William Bodine
were called Marshall last week by the death of Mr.
Bodne sister Mrs. Nancy Stockweil Isaac Clarke,
Of Leroy, is visiting relatives in this city.W. Z.
Iroughton visited Terre Haute this week A. V.
Newman departed this week for tour of the South
ern States, viz: Georgia, Alabama and Florida :.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tibbs sur
prised them Monday night by gathering at their resi-
dence to spend few hours.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27

man. of Paris, has returned home
from her visit with friends hero -.
James r Greenough and daughter Grace. OF Brazil.
Ind. were over to spend Sunday with relatives.
Miss Winning Gray, of Centralia, has returned homo
from her visit with friends here Miss
Coyd sims. of Robinson the guest of Mrs. Edith
Shaw one day last week. Mrs. Albert Porter has
been spending several days in Tsrre Haute, visiting
the family of DIR. J. D. Mitchell Misses Mamie
guests of friends here the FIRST of the week DIR p
L. Bland is in Louisville KY for few days. visiting
with relatives. - Miss Nora Vance, of Springfield,
has been entertained for few days past by Albert
Shaw family Miss Lizzie Graham, of Charleston.
has been visiting the family of A. G. Lee for several
days; Mr.. j. Swern and Miss Lydia Tobias, two
married on Thursday night at the residence Of the
D nrldes parents, John Tobias and wife Rev. NJ X.
spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. F. r.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27

An English clergyman, the rector of St Mar
tins the Fields, London, has had a large
bulletin board erected in front of his church, on
which he publishes for two Sundays ahead the
names of the preachers and any other facts that
may be of interest to the general public. This
plan has long been adopted by number OF Non
conformist churches in London. and 1t Is said
has added materially to the attendance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
st. Joseph,

Miss Ida Purcell has returned from bloomington.
Mrs Henry Perblow and daughter, Miss Annie
visiting friends in Nebraska Dave McCollum
of Ogden. is resident in this city j. A. Rice
and Minnie Hudson were married, "Wednesday even
ing, at the residence of j. T. Barricklow John
Dresback is visiting friends in Ohio Mr.. and Mrs
George Thomas are now roei,lents of Urbana. Miss
Stella Stuckay, of Ogc guest in this city last
wesk Mrs. A j. Robinson is enjoying visit from
her sister Rev. w. II. Swartz is conducting pro-
tracted meeting at Carley Chapel. Miss Josie Jar
rett is visiting her sister in Bondve. "A building
and loan association has been licensed in this town
John Lester and wife are guests of Mrs. A. II.
Clark P. A Hocket, of Moorand, Ind, is perform
ing the duties of railway agent at this point in the
absence of Grant Brewer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
NOblesville.

The social event of the week was the marriage of
Miss Hattie Cottingham, of this place to Mr. Seymour
Wednesday noon in the presence of brilliant COM
pany composed of the relatives of the bride and
groom Mrs. Malone of Detroit, Mich is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Boswell. Mrs. n
j. Mendenhall, of Richmond, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Pfa returned to her home yesterday.
wv E. Dummies returned from his visit to Ken
lucky DR. c. c. Loder and family have again taken
up their residence in Noblesville Mr.. and Mrs f.
b. Pfaff spending Sunday with friends at Indian
Mrs. Nancy Davis, of Indianapolis visiting Mrs.
n Teter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Says It's Awfully Mean.
Washington Special.

Washington Special.
Mrs Stewart wife Of ex-senator Stewart, of
Nevada, aud better known in Washington as the
original mistress of Stewart Castle an archi-
tectural monstrosity on Dupont Circle has writ
ten card to the local papers denouncng some
of the stories of the society correspondents. She
is particularly incensed at the report that she
was snubned by Washington society. Mrs.
Stewart says that nearly all the other stuff writ
ten about her is untrue and awfully mean. She
says she was treated splendidly here, and that
she was literally overwhelmed with attentions.
She looks forward to her return with her hus-
band, who is Senator-elect, with pleasure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
sburg.

Miss Eva Christy of Delhi, o. is the gnest of rela
Elves here: John Braden and John Emnert have
gone TO Kansas. hunting place for future home
James Hart has returned from trip through the
sunny South. Crawford Thomas of Indianapolis
spent part of the week visiting his father and other
friends here Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Minear are in New
York for few days Mrs H. c. Sanduskv is visit.
ing her mother at Lexington, KY. Miss May War
chin has been spending several days with her young
friends at Shelbyville "A. 4. Riley and family have
CHER wi take his family to Dakota in a few DAYS
licensed TO wed: John w. Challie and Mary j. Roe.
crank Brown and Eta L. Draper James T. Rork and
.ou Sn der Chas NJ. Moss and Kittie Braden Elmer
PJohn and Louisa Pleak, Michael Patton and Ella NJ
Thomson, Jacob Bran and Rosa Bro,un.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Terro Haute.

W. P. Ijans left this week for a business trip to
New York and Baltimore. :. Mrs. John Butler and
Mrs. William Poths visiting friends in Indanapo-
lis Miss Lena Townsend. of Chicago is visiting
Miss Grace Layman. Miss Hannah Smith has re-
turned from extended visit in Indianapolis Miss
Coe Condt of Indianapolis is visiting the family of
Preston Hussey. Mrs. w. r. McKeen returned
from Richmond, or Wednesday - Mrs. Frank Ross,
of Montana is visiting the family Of Frank A. Ross.
Mrs Charles Barbour left. this week. for visit
with her in New Mexico and before returning
will go to California. Mrs L. +. Perdue is visiting
this week. for Lakeland, Fla, where she has pur-
chased plantation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
BUFFALO SHOE HOUSE.
sc East Washington Street

they signed are not known, but it is understood
that Reilly gets the limit-$2, 600. Mullane gets
the same, and good price for jack-knife, say,
81 ,000
The St Louis Browns uniforms will be of
rich shade of brown striped imported cloth, and
will exceed in color, finish and durability any
uniforms ever used by St. Louis clubs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
(Concluded from Fifth Page.

Soufh The senior class of the city hgh-school gave
social and literary entertainment Tuesday evening
IN honor of Hashngton's birthday The Shak
speare Club WIS entertained ut the home Of Misses
Laura and Irene Pepper Thursday evening. A Sun
day school convention was held in the Christian
Chu. CHI Friday and Saturday The Emerson Quar-
tet viii render of their selections at the Presby
terrain Church this evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
DanVilIo.

Cards out for the marriage of Miss Madge
daughter of HI. NJ. Kimba to Walter L. French of
Bount, d. IT, formerly of Danville to take place at
the brides home next Wednesday evening . The So
ciety event of the week will be dance and BANQUET at
the armory Tuesday evening. One hundred invita-
tions are out Miss Gertrude Danville is visiting
friends in New York city. II. K Gregory left Friday
for New York Miss Helen daughter of Hon. j q.
Cannon. who is spending the winter in Washington
viii be here to attend the French Kimball wedding
Mrs. DR.. VIM. j. Moore has returned from
a couple of weeks visit among friends
at Lafayette. Miss Matte Bradley is
visiting friends in Attica Ind. MIR. VIM. A.
Stewart. of this city, and Miss Nellie, daughter of
Geo. W. Jordan, of Attica, Ind, were married last
Thursday evening A large number from this city
attended the nuptals The dedication and banquet
of Damascus lodge No. 3d. X. of P. was the most
successful and brilliant affair of the kind ever in Dan
vile. General Brand and staff, Of the Uniform Rank
Chicago, and Grand Chancellor Myers, of Blooming
tom performed the dedcatory services : Mr. and
City to make that place their future home Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Moore left Thursday for Denver
COL where they will locate . Mr.. viii
Southwick is spending the day in Bloom
ington, his former home. Mr.. Lou Brand is
at home after spending month with old friends at
Springfield Miss Sophia Bohn has returned from
visit to Marshall The Order OF Railway Conduc-
tors gave their first annual ball at the arrnory last
Wednesday evening. Four hundred were present =.
Mrs. Dickson wife of exMayor L. IT, Dickson has
gone to Mt Clement, Mich. for her health . Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Hooton have gone to Eureka
Springs, Ark, for the latter's health - Charley
French, of Bount. D. IT, viii arrive in the city to.
morrow to attend his brothers wedding